Weld School Board Heads Elect Planning Committee
Weld County school board factions clashed over electing the Weld County Seheat Planning Committee. First class districts won one representative each from Stephen Nelson Eaton James Sielan Greeley Mary Myers Johnstown Leo French Phyll Villey Me 7 Keveny Gil. Second class district reps include B M Barney Jacobson Ault Glavence Unpadarmer Evans. Nelson and Jacobsen led with 21 votes. others ranged 10 to 26. Several missed by narrow margins. large districts dominate the outcome.
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Bob Beard
Weld
Stephen Nelson
Eaton
James Sielan
Greeley
Marry Myers
Johnstown
Leo French
Philly Villey
Keveny-Gil
B. M
Barney) Jacobon
Ault
Glavence
Unpadarmer
Evans
Kirby Mart
Nunnberry
Burnett
Grover
Ray Lyons
Galeton
Lys Shapely
Liberty
Byron Jenkins
Briggsdale
Scott Vox
New Rayner
Devil Patterson
Pierce
Nelson
Jacobsen
Will
Peterson
Shapery
Lyons
Jenkins
Fox
Stellan
French
Rhoadarmer
Mart
Myers
Wyoming Students Die In Weld County Collision
Two University of Wyoming students died in a Weld County crash on U.S. Highway 57 near Loveland. Georgios, a senior from Denver, and Miss Kochiras, a 21 year old Des Moines resident, were in one car that collided head on with Pope’s vehicle. Several passengers were injured with varying severity.
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Associated Press
Jeral Mospital
Glendale
Colo
Wyoming
Mrs.j
Emma
Denver
Fei- Georgios
Cheyenne
U.S
Nikle Kachiras
Loveland
Livanston
Wyo
Poltal
Georgios
Miss Kachirasen
Malinda Young
Des Moines
Towa
Pope
Allis Young
Jon FE
Phillips
Merle Barnshard
Nixon Denies Libelous Deal Charge Against Knight
Richard Nixon staunchly denied Thursday that a Nixon emissary offered California Governor candidate Knight a state job to drop out. Knight vowed to reveal the emissary if Nixon did not retract, pressing for a public disclosure and retractions across newspapers and broadcasts.
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Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Goodwin J. Knight
Ixon
California
Knight
Nixon
California Supreme Court
Republican Knight
Richard Nixon
Nixam
Niven
Follier
Gay
Edmund ¢. Brown
Havana Police Accuse CIA In Bomb Plot
Havana police allege the Central Intelligence Agency aided a plan to plant bombs in three Havana department stores including Sears Fin de Siglo and J Valles. Bombs caused minor blasts with no injuries, and a man was arrested attempting to place one. Earlier, Havana suffered a devastating fire at El Encanto with executions and long prison terms in related cases.
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Havana
Sat
Claventown
Central Intelligence Agency
Sears
Fin de Siglo
J. Valles
East German Police Flee To the West
East German police fled to the West through the Berlin wall amid border incidents and tear gas when youths and drunks approached the frontier. West Berlin reports confirm 16 escape attempts over the weekend, with warning shots fired and tear gas used to deter further action. Local weather notes mention light precipitation and mild conditions in surrounding regions.
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Benin
API
Berlin
Oight
Red
West Berlin
Great Western
Matador Caye Osionez Dies in Madrid
In Madrid AP reports retired bullfighter Caye Jann Osionez aged 57 and father of Antonio Ordonez, a leading bullador, died in Madrid. The cause of death was not announced.
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Madr
Spain
Caye
Jann Osionez
Antonio Ordonez
Sil
Madrid
Great Western Sugar Factory Creeley to Open Wednesday
Great Western Sugar Co Creeley announced the factory campaign will begin Wednesday morning not Tuesday as planned. District GW manager Jee Butler said harvesting will start Monday and workers were advised not to come to work until Wednesday. Moisture was light Friday though ground remained soggy from prior rainfall. A storm front expected Friday night did not materialize.
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Great Western Sugar Co
Creeley
Jee Butler
Buller
Butler
Tor
Ares
Rhee Officials Get Death Nod
SEOUJ Korea AP South Korea's revolutionary court Sut sentenced to death two former high officials from ousted President Syngman Rhee's government for murdering unarmed student demonstrators denouncing election rigging last year Condemned were Hong Chuki former minister and Kwak Yung-joo former chief body guard.
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Seouj
Korea
South Korea
Sut
Syngmat Rhee
Hong Chuki
Kwak Yung-joo
Narrows Dam Study Set In Bill Signed by JFK
The signed bill allocates funds for multiple federal and state water projects including Narrows Dam and Platte River development. It lists totals for construction, planning, and flood control across states, with key amounts for Paonia Smith Fork Blue Mesa Navajo and other sites. Local groups plan a luncheon and hearing in Weld County with Dominick as a speaker.
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JFK
Newport
R. J
APS
Trinidad
Kennedy
Florida
Paonia
Smith Fork
Atomic Energy Commission
Wie Army Enginers
Heen
Colorado
Peter Dorn-Curecanti
Blue Mesa
Inicka
Thelail Morrow
Colluncheon
Loradolak
New
Mexland
Dominich
P.m
Platte T River
Greeley
North Weld
Vinidad Dam
South Weld
Collbran
Syria’s Revolt Ends Nasser Rule In Civilian Move
Beirout dispatch reports Syria’s new civilian regime raising the Syrian Arab Republic flag over government buildings. Egyptians ordered to report to military HQ for shipment home. Premier Kuzhari dissolves the pro-Nasser army faction and promises democracy. Foreign recognition discussions begin as Syria seeks to redefine Arab unity.
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Webb McKinley
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Cairo
Nadia Damus
Cus
Teirut
Manwout Kuzhari
Hanbari
Nasser
United Arab Repubic
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Damascus
Othe
Ihsan al Haj
Frisday
Deirut
Se Khan
Turkey
Jordan
Youth Admits Stabbing Woman in Fort Morgan Incident
A 15-year-old youth told Greeley Police Friday night that he stabbed Abs. Augie Matmison of 107 4th St when she refused him money. He was later arrested in Fort Morgan for farm house burglary and was found driving a stolen truck from the Williams farm. He said the stabbing arose from a violent temper and was held in City jail pending charges.
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Bob Heary
Greeley
Abs
Augie Matmison
Usalh
Bort Morgan
Frank Williams
Earl Towning
Corral Long
Morgan County
Jerry Carver
Bill Schiffing
Long
Mtalcom
Fort Morgan
Scharges
Mate
Towning
Youll
Hamilton
Larry
Trowble
Detective Division
U S Russian Talks Called Worthwhile in New York
In New York U S Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko spent about 4 1 2 hours discussing Germany and West Berlin The talks were deemed worthwhile with a plan to meet again next week Western diplomats said the discussions clarified issues and signaled cautious progress They indicated the Soviet Union may accept a conference with Western ministers later this year and asked for explanations on guarantees of access to West Berlin The pair prepared to continue talks into the afternoon with Kennedy awaiting further word in Washington
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New York
U.S. Bex
Geo
Rusk
Moreign
Andreas A. Gromyko
Germany
West Merlin
Shath
Russia
East Germany
West Berlin
Gramyko
Soviet Union
Qusk
Waldorf-Astoria
U.S
Gromyke
Hie
Kennedy
Washington
Rusk l
Lat
Gromyko
Risk
Lamia Tonipit
Hammarskjold Death Appears Accidental Probe
Rhodesian inquiry concludes the UN secretary general’s plane hit trees while descending for landing. All four engines reportedly ran as the craft neared the Rhodesia airstrip near Ndola. The commission notes bodies contained bullets and arms were aboard, suggesting hostile territory involvement. The probe by Col Maurice Barker continues for several weeks.
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Andrew Borowic Ndola
Norther Rhodesia AP
U.N
Day Hammarskiold
Sul
Vamumarskjold
Cate
Mammarskjold
Kitanga
Executive Dies as Typhoon Grows Near Formosa
Edwin M. Pierce, 70, retired state executive, died Thursday in southern Formosa as military maneuvers disrupted posts in New York and Baltimore. The approaching typhoon named Tilda, churning toward the Pacific, was reported to have intensified from 90 to 135 mph with roaring winds. Authorities warned of escalating danger as Formosa’s coast faced the storm.
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Taipel
Toport
Petersburg
Fla
Edwin MW. Pierce
Department
European industry far outpaces 1950 levels in 1960
Production in West European countries rose sharply from 1950 to 1960, with Germany reporting an 8 percent increase in the average output of manufactured goods. The German Industry Institute released the figures today.
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Colonie
Germany
Kennedy Signs Major Foreign Aid and Spending Measures
President Kennedy signed a 3.9 billion foreign aid package including Peace Corps funds while at Narragansett Bay. He also approved a 1.19 billion supplemental appropriation after a House Senate dispute, finalizing a compromise bill on government agency funding.
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Whitney Shoemaker
Newport
Bul
Kennedy Snl
Peace Corps
Kennedy
National League
Senate
Congress
House
Study To Be Made Of Pawnee Buttes As National Park
WASHINGTON The Pawnee Buttes area in Colorado will be studied as a potential national park. Senator John A Carroll D Colorado urged the Interior Secretary Udall to order a study after Udall suggested a third Colorado park may be justified. The buttes, described by J V K Wagar Colorado State University professor, are noted as towering like two great twin spires amid desert with yucca plants.
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Pawnee Buttes
National Park
Washington
Calorada
San Jovn
A. Carroll
D-Coig
Sai
Carroll
Weld Cowny
Infernae
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Colotarda
Rocky Mountain
J.V.K. Wagar
Colorado State University
Snow and slide block Wyoming highways as storms hit
drifting snow closed a Wyoming mountain highway for the winter and a rock slide blocked the east entrance to Yellowstone Park. Crews reopened U S 14 20 from Cody Friday evening as workers blasted rocks and cleared rain soaked slides. Up to 10 inches of windpacked snow blocked State Highway 13 over the Snowy Range Mountains. plows cleared a 40 mile stretch from Centennial to Saratoga. A blinding snowstorm forced postponement of a football game while colder weather loomed for the weekend. The Snowy Range road is Wyoming’s highest paved highway and usually reopens in June.
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Associated Press
Wyoming
Yellowstane National Park
U.S
Snowy Range
Wyomlag
Highway Department
Centennial
Laramie
Saratoga
Snowy Range Pass
Lak
Weather Bureau
Ray Jackson
Matte Mnance
Football scores large college games reported
Football scores show Bucke 42 over Virginia 0. Syracuse 29 over West Virginia 1. Villanova 20 over Holy Cross 6. Yale 18 over Connecticut 6. Baylor 16 over Pitt 11. Penn 14 over Navy 44. William and Mary 6 over Calumbia 0. Dartmouth 28 over New Hampshire. Northwestern 45 over Boston Tol 0. Washington 20 over Minis 7. Texas Christian 7 over Ohio State TL. Michigan 23 over UCLA. Cornell 34 over Colgate 6. Rutgers 16 over Princeton 14. Lehigh 22 over Harvard 17. Georgia Tech 24 over Florida State 3. Florida 9 over Vanderbilt 24. Georgia 9 over Auburn 24. Tennessee 2 over Tennessee 2.
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Buke
Virginia
Syracuse
W. Va
Villanova
Holy Cross
Yale
Conn
Baylor
Pitt
Penn
Latayalle
Navy
William and Mary
Calumbia
Drawn
Dartmouth
New Hamp
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Boston
Washington
Minis
Tex. Christan
Ohio State
Michigan
UCLA
Cornell
Colgate
Rutgers
Princeton
Lehigh
Harvard
Tice
Georgia Tech
Florida State
Florida
Vanderbilt
Georgia
Auburn
Tennessee
Poetess H. D. Dies in Zurich at 75
New York report says poetess Hilda Doo Auto aged 75, commonly known by the pen name H. D., died Wednesday in Zurich Switzerland after a long illness.
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API
Hilda Doo- Auto
Isha Wor
Agelaio
H. D
Zurich
Switzerland
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